I\'ve got the following query on a timestamp(specified by INT(10), which kind of does what I want, but not exactly:开发者_运维知识库
I have a column called submit_timestamp which holds a UNIX_TIMESTAMP(), what I want to do now is do a SELECT query and within the WHERE clause ensure the submit_timestamp equals or is within X number
All, How can I convert to a unix timestamp to date and time in local timezone. For timestamp = 1303374724716, the date (\'r\', $timestamp) function of PHP gives me Sun, 16 May 2032 22:11:37 +0000 whe
I\'m trying to read the date fields of Firefox places.sqlite datedase using ADO.NET and PowerShell. Obviously these fields are in Unix time.
I\'m trying to figure out the best datatype and size in my DB to store unix timestamps... In otherwords:
I have the following Unix timestamps. 1301982430 1301982430 1301981474 1301981466 1301981466 1301981066
(Language/API: Standard C 89 library and / or POSIX) Probably a trivial question, but I\'ve got a feeling that I\'m missing something.
I want to copy the files fr开发者_运维百科om the most recent directory created. How would I do so in unix?
I have a millisecond timestamp that I need to convert from a string to long. JavaScript has a parseInt but not a parseLong. So how can I do this?
I am using the below bit of code to get the timestamps of files on my cloud server and then delete any that are over a certain age.
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